(Paperback)

Williams has a school project to do. He has to design a moon station. But he lets his parents do most of the work, as does his friend Baxter. Everybody in his class is 'outsourcing', except Kathleen. When the projects are presented, it's clear that Baxter's entry, a working moon buggy, is the best. But should the prize go to Baxter, or his parents

(Hardback)

An exquisitely illustrated picture book with special die-cut flaps that follows the woodland ramblings of Mouse and highlights the change in seasons.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

The world-famous hippo returns for a seaside holiday with his human family. And what does our imaginary hippo pack in his overnight bag Cake, of course! Ages 3+.

(Board book)

A boy celebrates all of the new things that he can do now that he is a little older. On board pages.

(Paperback)

Colin Thiele returns to the setting of his bestseller "Storm Boy" with this remarkable new picture book about a young boy and a family of pelicans who have to escape from drought-stricken Lake Eyre. Ages 5+

(Paperback)

Edie, a young Aboriginal girl, and Anglo-Australian Maggie are best friends. Maggie is good at school, but Edie always struggles. No matter how hard she studies, she can only scrape a pass. And although the girls promised each other that together they would change the world, Maggie suddenly gets the chance to leave school and earn money.

(Paperback)

A brand new edition featuring one of Australia s most popular fictional character, Penny Pollard.

(Paperback)

Brand new editions of this best-selling series featuring funny, feisty Penny Pollard a girl who knows her own mind.

(Paperback)

A brand new edition featuring one of Australia s most popular fictional characters.

(Paperback)

A brand new story featuring one of Australia s most popular fictional characters, Penny Pollard.

(Paperback)

Once, when Megan, Bella and Alice shared a room, the Tower Room was theirs alone, remote from the rest of Egerton Hall School. Here they formed a deep friendship, which would continue long after they left their enchanted world. But now Bella thinks her life is in danger.

(Paperback)

Noah is pretty happy at school - he's in a friendly class, he's got a best mate, Jack, and he's one of the youngest to be picked for the school football team.

Forced to sample life as an outsider, Noah has a choice - make a desperate effort to get back into the 'inner circle' or get to see life from Pigface's alternative viewpoint.

(Paperback)

Joshi is a disappointment to those around him. Born into the Nibhelline family, he displays none of the proud fighting traditions of the Greens. He even prefers gardening and growing flowers to living up to the family name. Ages 9-13.

(Paperback)

Set in the 19th century; this book talks about fourteen-year-old Sam Silverthorne, who runs away from his home in London and his cruel Aunt Bertha, and embarks on a quest to find his father. This book is for children aged 8 and above.

(Hardback)

A stunningly illustrated story about a city child's relationship with nature and the natural world, the trust that children place in their parents and the responsibility adults have in looking after them and the environment they will inherit. Ages 4-8.

(Paperback)

Hop along on a Springtime adventure with Eliza the Easter Bunny Fairy!

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Six chilling stories of suspense and the supernatural from one of Australia s leading writers, Garry Disher.

(Paperback)

A very funny book about robots, making friends and falling out of windows by the most popular Australian children's author, Andy Griffiths.

(Hardback)

Tomi Ungerer's classic tale about a bat who learns to embrace his differences through friendship.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Can Stanley the Sausage Dog Santa give his animal friends the paw-fect Christmas A fun and festive story from the best-selling author of THE PUG WHO WANTED TO BE A UNICORN.

(Hardback)

A beloved tale that has lasted for generations, The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde, one of the worlds greatest writers, tells the tale of a very selfish giant, his wonderful garden, the curious and playful village children, and, of course, the little child